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Laws of the State of North Carolina, passed by the General Assembly [1848-1849]

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1848-'49
Superior dockets of their respective courts, so that the said suits shall
clerk's du. Stand in the same order for tiial on the dockets of the said
*y- Superior C(>urts, as they had on the dockets of the courts of
pleas and quarter sessions. And the clerks of said Superior
courts, afier having received the said transcripts, shall issue
subpoenas and other legal process, at the request of the par-ties
to the said causes, under the same rules and regulations
as if the said causes had originated in the said Superior
courts.
Sec. 4. Be itfurther enacted, That from and after the first day
of March, 1849, all suits in said counties, except such as are
cognizable by a single justice of the peace, whether civil or
criminal, shall originate in ihe Superior courts of said coun-
Suifs and ties respeciivnly; and all appeals from the justices of the
appeals, peace in said counties, in civil cases and all recognizance by
tiiem, taking in criminal cases, shall be returnable to the
nearest Superior courts of the counties in which they are
taken.
Sec. 5. Be itfuvthir enacted, That when nny will, or paper
writing purporting to be the last will and tf'stament of any
person, shall be brought into the said courts of pleas and
quarter sessions ^or probate, and the probate thereof shall be
Ci'utested and an issue be made up, inthe trial of which issue
a jury shall bo necssary, and in every other case, Ihe subject
niiitier of which is coiiniz ibis in the «5aid courts of pleas and
quarter sessions, in which an issue shall be made in like
manner, requiring the intervention of a jury, it shall be the
',^j"[^J^jy duty ot said courts respectively to direct said issue to be
ry. immediately enteied in a docket to be kept for that purpose^
And the clerks of said courts shall within ten days after the
adjournment of said courts at which said issues shall be
made, make out transcripts of said issues, and deliver the
same to the clerk of the Superior court of the county in
which said issue was made up; and the clerk of taid Supe-rior
court is directed to receive and enter the same on his
trial docket, and to issue subpcBuas and other legal process^
%r the parties whi havR joined in said isnie, und^r <b»

fS COURTS.
'
1848-'49
Superior dockets of their respective courts, so that the said suits shall
clerk's du. Stand in the same order for tiial on the dockets of the said
*y- Superior C(>urts, as they had on the dockets of the courts of
pleas and quarter sessions. And the clerks of said Superior
courts, afier having received the said transcripts, shall issue
subpoenas and other legal process, at the request of the par-ties
to the said causes, under the same rules and regulations
as if the said causes had originated in the said Superior
courts.
Sec. 4. Be itfurther enacted, That from and after the first day
of March, 1849, all suits in said counties, except such as are
cognizable by a single justice of the peace, whether civil or
criminal, shall originate in ihe Superior courts of said coun-
Suifs and ties respeciivnly; and all appeals from the justices of the
appeals, peace in said counties, in civil cases and all recognizance by
tiiem, taking in criminal cases, shall be returnable to the
nearest Superior courts of the counties in which they are
taken.
Sec. 5. Be itfuvthir enacted, That when nny will, or paper
writing purporting to be the last will and tf'stament of any
person, shall be brought into the said courts of pleas and
quarter sessions ^or probate, and the probate thereof shall be
Ci'utested and an issue be made up, inthe trial of which issue
a jury shall bo necssary, and in every other case, Ihe subject
niiitier of which is coiiniz ibis in the «5aid courts of pleas and
quarter sessions, in which an issue shall be made in like
manner, requiring the intervention of a jury, it shall be the
',^j"[^J^jy duty ot said courts respectively to direct said issue to be
ry. immediately enteied in a docket to be kept for that purpose^
And the clerks of said courts shall within ten days after the
adjournment of said courts at which said issues shall be
made, make out transcripts of said issues, and deliver the
same to the clerk of the Superior court of the county in
which said issue was made up; and the clerk of taid Supe-rior
court is directed to receive and enter the same on his
trial docket, and to issue subpcBuas and other legal process^
%r the parties whi havR joined in said isnie, und^r